Articles & Protocols
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Albicansan and the Candida Question: Treating Fungal Overgrowth Isopathically
Few organisms illustrate Enderlein's pleomorphism thesis more vividly than Candida albicans. It is, quite literally, living proof of the theory: a single species capable of existing in more than one...
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Why Isopathy Works: Species-Identical Remedies and the Chondritin Principle
Homeopathy is built on the principle of "like cures like" — a remedy that would, at full strength, produce symptoms similar to the illness being treated. Isopathy asks a related...
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Mucokehl and Nigersan: The Two Foundation Stones of Basic Regulation
Ask a practitioner trained in this tradition which two remedies they would keep if they could only keep two, and the answer, more often than not, is the same pair:...
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The Cyclogeny of the Endobiont: How a Symbiont Becomes a Parasite
A coated tongue. A run of headaches. Catarrh that won't quite clear, or a mood that has been quietly low for weeks with no obvious cause. In the framework Günther...
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What Is SANUM Therapy? Enderlein's Model of Pleomorphism and Symbiosis
Look down a microscope at a single bacterium and the assumption most of us grew up with is that it will stay a bacterium — one species, one shape, one...